Other distributed systems patterns

There are many more distributed systems patterns than the ones we covered here. Among the other patterns developers and architects can use are the following:

• Command and Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS): This pattern separates the responsibilities for reading and writing data, allowing for optimized data access and scalability by tailoring data models and operations to specific use cases
• Two-Phase Commit: This distributed transaction protocol ensures atomicity and consistency across multiple participating resources by coordinating a two-phase commit process, involving a prepare phase followed by a commit phase
• Saga: A saga is a sequence of local transactions that together form a distributed transaction, providing a compensating mechanism to maintain consistency in the face of partial failures or aborted transactions
• Sidecar: The Sidecar pattern involves deploying additional helper services alongside primary services to enhance...